Auberge Amellagou

Auberge Amellagou is a small, rural auberge near Errachidia that’s all about calm valley views, Berber hospitality, and a true “pause” in the High Atlas.

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Peaceful setting: The property sits in the Amellagou valley, surrounded by fields and mountains, which makes it feel removed from busy tourist circuits while still being in Errachidia Province.

Rooms designed for rest: Auberge Amellagou offers a mix of double, twin, triple, and family rooms, with a focus on cleanliness and soothing décor using natural materials.

Practical in-room comfort: Expect thoughtful basics like plenty of electrical outlets (including in the bathroom), bedside tables, and individual reading lights that can be controlled from the bed.

On-site dining: The restaurant leans into local cooking with seasonal valley produce and traditional dishes like tajines and couscous, alongside some European-style options.

Outdoor spaces that stand out: A shaded patio helps during the heat, while the 360° terrace is a highlight for sunrise-to-sunset views over the surrounding landscape.

Nature-focused activities: Staying here works well if you want hiking along the oued paths, local encounters, or climbing nearby—especially around the Imiter gorges and surrounding cliffs.

Remote feel: Because it’s a rural auberge, the location may feel far from city conveniences, and you’ll likely want your own transport or a planned transfer.

Limited “hotel-style” extras: Travelers expecting resort facilities may find the experience simpler and more traditional, with the emphasis on landscape, food, and hosting.

Pros	Cons
360° terrace and mountain-valley views	Rural location may require planning transport
Clean, calming rooms with practical touches	Fewer big-hotel amenities
Local, seasonal cooking on-site	Best suited to travelers seeking quiet